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You have the Masonic Temple show being in Portland, OR. This show was at the Masonic Temple, but the city was lovely Detroit, MI, in fact home to the most famous Masonic Temple in the world...

keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune,OXOX Merple Reddin dicks Pick Numbah 2 - shrine exposition hall (oops)

This show (http://www.dead.net/show/november-2-1977) actually took place in Toronto, Canada, not Ohio.

Husband and I attended show in Byran Burn Center (spelling may not be right), East Rutherford New Jersey Fall 1984 can't remember exact date but remember I was hughly pregnant but wouldn't miss it. Daughter born Jan 1985. Please help! couldn't find it in the shows from that time.

That would probably have been October 17/18 of 84 at the Brendan Byrne Meadowlands Arena. Conversation is always more interesting than recitation, so speak your mind and not someone else's.

http://www.dead.net/show/january-21-1979this show was in detroit, not Portland OR as listed. i was there. i have never been to Oregon and I am from Detroit. and I have a tape. and yes, Donna was absent but keith was on keyboards still. it was pretty amazing.

keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune,OXOX Merple Reddin

keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune,OXOX Merple Reddin

this is blowing off my mind frame...i remember telling jokes about the security looking for a crazy person without knowing how. keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune, OXOX Merple Reddin

keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune,OXOX Merple Reddin

(God DAMN they party good thar - all social sets levels) Touch of Grey New Knew Mingle Wood Bluez Row Jimmy Used to Love Her (Butt Its All Over Now) Brown Eyed Women Masterpiece Bird Song Promise Land "Still perfect after all those wierds" ohs China Cat Know You Ryder A pause - then... Sure Don't Know (Wot I'm Goin Fo) (shown on my list as "go for it, for sure") He's Gone Percussion / Space Goin' Down the Road (feelin' baaaad) I Needah Miracle (every day) Mr. Fantasy Hey Jude E: Black Muddy River keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune, OXOX Merple Reddin

The Clark University show currently listed: http://www.dead.net/show/april-20-1969 was the Dead's second appearance at Clark University's Atwood Hall. There is documentary evidence for this in the soundboard recording, during the pre-set tuning, when someone (Phil?) announces "The last time we were here it was a total disaster." He is referring to their previous visit, probably on January 7, 1968, that was cut short by a couple of power failures. I've detailed this visit in a post on archive.org where the recording is now available: http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-04-20.sbd.lutch.4992.sbeok.shnf However, in case this disappears, I've included an excerpt (below) There was an earlier Dead show at Clark, the prior academic year, which is missing from the database. I was a Freshman in the fall of '67. The Dead made their first appearance at Atwood Hall in late '67 or early '68. They performed a lot of material from Anthem although it had not been released yet. I was sitting near the center aisle when all of I sudden, maybe 40 minutes into the set, Paul MacGalliard goes running down the aisle towards the stage. That's funny, I thought. I wasn't used to seeing Paul, a man of significant size, move so fast. I was working with the theater group, learning stage lighting, and Paul, who was a year or two ahead of me, tolerated me and taught me the ropes. Suddenly I realized that all of the little red lights on the guitar amps had gone out. The Dead had blown out the power, but I was so entranced, I didn't even notice. The stage lights were still on, they were on a different circuit. The band members all picked up percussion instruments and just kept playing. (Maybe this was not the first time this had happened). They kept jamming until Paul threw the breakers and the power came back. The Dead played a while longer until the circuits heated up and they blew the power again. It was no use, they excused themselves, and promised to come back, which they did in April of 1969. We had new power lines in Atwood, installed especially for them.

Greyfold couldn't find her show from the Fall of 1984 because the Brendan Byrne Arena keeps changing its name. It's listed on the website as Meadowlands Arena (which is probably a good way to identify it, given the name changes). There were 2 shows in the fall of 1984, October 17 and October 18.

I see that Mr. Pid previously located this for Greyfold. Sorry for the duplicate post.

I'll give credit to the post below...but I noticed the wrong title for the second song in the second set (should be "Rain", cover of the Beatles song). My source is that I was there and remember singing "Rain...I don't mind!" as well as being soaked all day in the lot. Thanks for your efforts to consolidate all of this info. - Dan On October 15th, 2008 sean smith said: The title to the second song of the second set is "Rain'. The song was put out as the b side for the single Paper back writer. "The rain song" on the other hand was a led zeppelin song, for those who would like to hear the orig. Thanks Sean

I attended one of the August 19-21,1968 shows and Albert Collins did not play. It's A Beautiful Day played those shows. It was my first Dead concert, I was 16, and it totally blew me away.

I attended one of the August 19-21,1968 shows and Albert Collins did not play. It's A Beautiful Day played those shows. It was my first Dead concert, I was 16, and it totally blew me away.

I attended one of the August 19-21,1968 shows and Albert Collins did not play. It's A Beautiful Day played those shows. It was my first Dead concert, I was 16, and it totally blew me away.

Correction to Frost August 21, 1983 set list. It show Bobby be Good as the encore, when Baby Blue was the encore, but since we were all burnt to a crisp after a rippin show that we could not leave. I kept yelling at the stage that we were still owed a Bobby be Good since we were shorted an encore at the May 13th 1983 show at the Geek in Bazzerkley. So that put's BobbybeGood as 2nd encore and the world was put back in balance since was had an encore shortage to that point. And be fore we could leave some guy broke out his silver jewelery to sell to the non mobile ones such as myself. as I said it was a rippin show and we were fried out. So I had to ask this gentleman merchant of silver one question. Do we get Ginzu stake knife's with the jewelery? So sad he said that his UPS shipment of stake knife's had not come in. Did I mention that this was a rippinshow

The latest release of 2-14-68 includes as bonus material Viola Lee Blues and GMLSG (not on the circulating tapes) and indicates they were played at this show. Any idea of the song order? Same for all the other bonus material on 2-14-68 (Road Trips Vol. 2, No.2)

Hi....I'm too lazy to go through and find out if this has been reported before but I'm pretty sure the set list for this date (March 28 1973 at Springfield Civic Center) is bogus. Source would be the several recordings of this date to be found on archive.org. I was alerted to the problem because I used to have a vinyl bootleg LP with "The Love Each Other" from a Springfield '73 show on it. When I joined dead.net I tried to find this show on here, but couldn't dig up any Springfield shows with that song in 73, or in any other early 70s show. Thought maybe my memory or notation of the Springfield '73 date on the album was wrong, but eventually I found this date on archive.org and there was the beautiful TLEO I'd remembered all these years. I thought you'd just left that one song off but closer inspection makes me think the whole set list for this date on your site is f***ed as there seem to be numerous other discrepancies. Since the set lists on archive.org all seem to match, I'm pretty sure what you have is erroneous. Keep up the great work and thanks so much for this site and all you do to keep Dead music alive and kickin'.

This isn't a biggie....but when searching under Venues you list a single New Hampshire venue: Hannover New Hampshire. Unfortunately when searching under Dates what you find is Thompson Arena (which was at Dartmouth College, in Hannover). This took some research and head scratching to find one of the concerts I attended, going back and forth through the years trying to find "Hannover" and of course it's not there. Eventually I found the Thompson Arena date that I'd remembered attending by literally going through the Dates and clicking on anything that looked possible (I knew it had been in some field house or hockey rink or something similar). The date for the concert in question was May 5 1978, but if the Dead played at Dartmouth other times in this venue I assume the "problem" would exist for those dates as well.

far as I know, 5/5/78 was not only the only show ever played in Hannover, NH, but the only show the Grateful Dead ever played in New Hampshire. if I am wrong about that, apologies, -- someone, PLEASE let me know. matter of fact, far as I know, the Grateful Dead played in EVERY state of the good o'l US of A. peace.

oh, and: setlists.net allows you to search by state, dates, years alone, so if you kind of remember which years you was touring, you can get a pretty good idea of the shows you saw and where. that is, if like me, you never really kept stubs, and have a spotty memory from some years... another cool feature, is you can search by song title, so if you are SURE you saw some song, but can't remember where, you might be able to pin it down. that can be a bit more troublesome, because you have to know the just exactly perfect title of the song.

Set list is wrong. The second set opens with CC Rider then China Cat Sunflower then I Know You Rider. Source: recording from show

My friend and I attended one of these two shows at The Auditorium in Chicago. He believes it was August 24th. We made a stereo cassette tape of part of the show. The notes on my tape indicate it was August 23rd, but this could be wrong. Despite what others may have posted elsewhere, for 37 years this was the only tape available of the August 24th show, and we did not make it available to anyone else before 1996. Any tapes circulating are copies of this tape. Neither of the set lists corresponds exactly to what is on our tape. Since I am not certain which date it is, and it is possible we might have not taped all of the beginning of the concert, and definitely missed the ending (an usher demanded our cassette recorder when he found out what we were doing), it is confusing, but the tape indicates these songs were played at least in this order. Since a new August 24th tape is now available, having been rescued from the Godchaux's houseboat, and the August 23rd soundboard tape surfaced as well, could someone fix these set lists? Here is what is on my tape: Mr. Charlie Sugaree El Paso Next Time You See Me Bertha Me and Bobby McGee Cumberland Blues Big Boss Man Got No Chance to Lose Her Promised Land China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider Casey Jones Truckin' Quadlibet for Tenderfeet Bird Song Some drumming from the space jam Not Fade Away/Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad Thanks! Rick Stenquist

The Crystal Ballroom show was on 2/3/68, the South College Gym show was on 2/4/68. The date under the 2/4/68 show listing erroneously says 2/3/68. "Come with me or go alone, he's come to take his children home"

You omitted Jack A Roe in between Monkey and Cassidy. Source: Archive.org URL: http://www.archive.org/details/gd80-12-06.cantor.clugston.5478.sbeok.sh… Setlist should read: 1. Banter / Intro 2. Dire Wolf 3. On The Road Again 4. I've Been All Around This World 5. Monkey & The Engineer 6. Jack A Roe 7. Cassidy 8. Birdsong 9. Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie 10.Ripple

The Dead are listed as playing Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA on June 24, 1967. This was 1976, not 1967, as the setlist clearly indicates. There is an entry under 6/24/76, so this entry can be deleted, if the person's comment is moved over. I realize this inverted 6>7 may be the "date bug" you refer to, but here you go anyway. Corry

http://www.dead.net/venue/broome-county-arena You have the venue listed as Broome County Arena This place is actually: Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena

/www.dead.net/show/february-27-1990my mom was playing in a band at the time called Balafon Marimba Ensemble and they also played this show with Beausolei and Michael Doucet. if you go to wolfgang vault they have a backstage pass from this show which shows the bands that were opening. here is the link http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/dt/grateful-dead-laminate/OCA900227-A-LA… rock on!

I was listening to Sirius 32 and they were playing the 6/24/73 show from Portland, Oregon. The url on Dead.Net for the show is: http://www.dead.net/show/june-24-1973 I noticed something not right in the setlist early on, I tuned in at 11:13 (central time), just in time for Mexicali Blues, but I don't think they could have played: Half Step You Ain't Woman Enough El Paso Stella Blue Greatest> Bertha Mexicali That's what Dead.Net shows as the start of set one, but there's no way they could have played that many tunes in the first 13 minutes. I wasn't paying too close attention to the set until I realized that Jack Straw was playing and it wasn't listed in the set list on Dead.net at all. I cross reference the set list during the Sirius live shows because I can't wait to find out what the next song is and this way I don't have to be in suspense! They played Jack Straw before Sugaree. That is for certain. Anything before Sugaree I would double check. I wasn't paying that close attention before Jack Straw... OK, still listening to Sirius, first set complete and looks ok from Jack Straw up to the break. Jack Straw Sugaree Race Is On Row Jimmy BIODTL China Cat> I Know You Rider Around Looks like the top half of set one on Dead.net belongs in the second set. Second Set (How it was played on Sirius) Miss. Half Step You Aint Woman Enough El Paso Stella Blue Greatest Story>>Bertha BIG RIVER!! (I listen to Sirius concerts everyday with Dead.net opened to the date so I can see the set lists, but it's nice to have a gem played you weren't expecting!!!) Dark Star>>Eyes>>China Doll Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night So that was the second set. I don't know where Promised Land fits in, possibly set one opener, I missed it. So you need to verify the opener up to Jack Straw before Sugaree. Promised Land?? Mexicali TLEO L. L. Rain Box Of Rain Big RxR Blues Jack Straw Sugaree Looks like the show will be replayed on Sirrius if you need further verification, I'll do my best to re-listen and re-submit an accurate set list, otherwise if you have the power to grab a copy from Sirius that would be best. Next Broadcasts are: 09-03-09 at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time or 09-05-09 at 3:00 a.m. Eastern Time You only have to listen for the first half-hour or so, just up to Sugaree. Hope this helps.

the set list on dead.net lists post space as miracle>stander on the mountain>sugar mag. stander on mountain was definitely standing on the moon. simple mistake but big difference in the song. thanks for all the hard work that went into making and maintaining this great site. peace-btwind13

No show on this date....many comments to that effect on page, and I really don't think a complete show was erased from my memory. There were no three show runs at Soldier field from 1992-1995.

No show on this date, many comments to that effect. My memory is also pretty good, and I was at every show at Soldier field from 1992-1995, and I only remember 2-night runs at that venue. Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal, Dead.net , if you expect me to keep up with all of this crap, you're crazier than a s*&#house rat....hah. (with defiance no less!)

Wrong Venue on this date.. Grateful Dead played Soldier Field on this night. Shows were in July because of the Football (Soccer) World Cup matches in June. Hot...Hot....Hottt!!!!! I remember a truck with 4 nitrous tanks and a PA system blaring Rick James.... Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal, Dead.net , if you expect me to keep up with all of this crap, you're crazier than a s*&#house rat....hah. (with defiance no less!)

The song listed as "Bound in Memories" is actually on old Bluegrass song called "The Old, Old House". There is a version of Peter Rowan doing it on his CD "The Walls of TIme". Bill Monroe also recorded a version of it in the early 1960's.

AK Hi folks, I just found out that the link for may-26-1993 is twice in, but the set list for the show on may-27-1993 is missing.

Europe '72 - Rotterdam, The Netherlands - May 11, 1972 - Where exactly did the Dead play in Rotterdam? It sounds like a no-brainer, but having lived close to Rotterdam for the last 25 years, I have become aware of the fact that there is no Rotterdam Civic Hall (where the show is universally listed as having taken place). Friends who have lived in Rotterdam all their lives claim that there has never been a Rotterdam Civic Hall. So where did they play? De Doelen? That is the main concert hall complex in the city centre.

See more info here: http://www.postertrip.com/public/5574.cfm

http://www.dead.net/show/october-24-1971 10/24/71 - Easttown Theater - Detroit, MI Problem: No setlists. Sugar Magnolia Deal El Paso Tennessee Jed Jack Straw China Cat Sunflower>> I Know You Rider Playing In The Band Black Peter (Equipment Failure - Jokes) Candyman One More Saturday Night Casey Jones Truckin' Ramble On Rose Mexicali Blues Dark Star Bobby McGee (Dog Jokes - Equipment Malfunction) Cumberland Blues St. Stephen Johnny B. Goode Source: Sirrius Audience Recording 10/7/09 12:00 ET, confirmed on Archive.org

Here's a list from a recording with this date on it.set 1 casey jones, mama tried, loser, big boss man, me & bobby mcgee, bertha, cumberland blues, big railroad blues, playin' in the band, hard to handle, sugar magnolia set 2 truckin', good lovin', I second that emotion, greatest story, johnny b. goode, uncle john's band Check Out My Orignal Music at myspace.com/salaversano

But how slipshod has the production become at RHINO? I put the last few releases into itunes, and there is never any consistency in the naming structure of the discs. Since like most folks, I create my Smart Playlist off the Album category, it's a problem when discs are not consistently named. The new Road Trips show has: one disc is just "Road Trips Vol 3 No 1" one disc called "79/12/28 Oakland Auditorium, Oakland CA-RT 3.1" and the Bonus disc is"Road Trips, Vol. 3 No. 1: Oakland Auditorium, Oakland CA 12/30/79 (Bonus Disc)" notice the lack of a period after VOL and NO, and the inconsistent semicolon. The new Garcia release has: one disc is "The Jerry Garcia Collection Vol 2: Let It Rock" the other disc is "LET IT ROCK/Keystone Berkeley, November 17 & 18 1975 Disc 2" Since DEAD NET won't let me log on because it can't figure out who I am even though they send me emails to buy stuff all the time, maybe you could post this in a new thread and see if anyone else feels the same way? Thanks,

No setlist is given on the page for this night. Here's one, in case you need it: One Good Lovin' [#9:20] Two [1:22:12] ; [0:02 Intro] ; Casey Jones [4:32] % Friend Of The Devil [#2:10] ; [0:17] ; Cold Rain And Snow [5:56] % I'm A King Bee [7:18] > China Cat Sunflower [0:07#] % Jam [#0:57] > I Know You Rider [4:18] % [2:32] ; Mama Tried [2:34] ; [1:00] ; Truckin' [6:00] > The Other One [10:42] ; [0:16] % Hard To Handle [#7:36] ; [0:09] % Big Railroad Blues [5:07] % Drums [0:11] > Not Fade Away [9:11] > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad [5:40] > Not Fade Away [2:50] ; [0:04] % Uncle John's Band [7:04]

According to the XM broadcast of the 10/26/71 Rochester show, there is no BIODTL between Loser and Rosas Cantinas. For academic researchers to note, too, Deadlists is lacking Jack Straw between TN Jed and Big RR Blues.

Apparent discrepancy between the date stated in show's URL vs. the window title: http://www.dead.net/show/december-30-1969 URL says 12/30 but window title reads 12/31/69. Wondering for which date this set-list yo.

Rain was not the encore, but the opener. Steve-o Stabile